Multiple Choice
The evolution of a medium-mass star like the Sun, when off of the main sequence, is ____.
A) strongly affected by mass absorption from the interstellar medium
B) strongly affected by mass absorption from the corona
C) not affected by mass loss due to increased solar winds
D) strongly affected by mass loss due to increased solar winds
E) strongly affected by mass loss due to hydrogen fusion
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